Labor’s proposed Digital Duty of Care reaches the companies connecting your home to the internet, and the industry wants out.
Florida’s lawsuit should prompt Australia to examine what we were told, what was known, and who must answer.
NSW has expanded the machinery for sharing licence photographs and accessing toll-camera images, with a privacy-law override written into the legislation.
What happens when the facade starts to crumble? The COVID hysterics may be about to find out.
The inconvenient truths continue to pile up for the fermenters of fear.
After nearly two years of peddling propaganda designed to induce a soma-like state of compliance, the facts are starting to emerge.
They suggest a lot of what we have been told has just been made up to suit an agenda.
Labor’s proposed Digital Duty of Care reaches the companies connecting your home to the internet, and the industry wants out.
Florida’s lawsuit should prompt Australia to examine what we were told, what was known, and who must answer.
NSW has expanded the machinery for sharing licence photographs and accessing toll-camera images, with a privacy-law override written into the legislation.
The Government’s draft online-safety law would expressly allow the eSafety Commissioner to use false identities and generate material with AI while exercising regulatory functions online.
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